Salleh: Sarawak Report founder distorted truth during TV interview


KUALA LUMPUR: Clare Rewcastle-Brown distorted the truth about issues in Malaysia in an interview by the British-based Sky TV on Saturday night, said Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak (pix).

Communications and Multimedia Minister said that during the interview, The Sarawak Report founder had once again tried to portray herself as a crusader for truth and justice, but that did not change the fact that articles published by her were not backed by real evidence.

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